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Very Important: Read The Three Laws Broken By Jesus In The Bible


In the Bible, Jesus broke some laws:
1. He first broke the law of biology by
coming to this world through a virgin. If
you ask a doctor they will tell you it is
impossible.
2. He broke the law of chemistry by
turning water to wine.
3. He broke the law of physics by
walking on sea.
4. He broke the law of economics by
feeding 5,000 people with just 5 loafs
and 2 fishes.
5. He also disagreed to mathematics
which say 1+1+1 = 3 instead he said
1+1+1 is equal to 1 ( the Trinity ).
6. He broke the law of nature, he died
and came back alive.
And He shall break any law binding you
down for a miraculous turn-around for
greatness.

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